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Standard & Poor's lowered its rating on Stockton, Calif., to D from "selective default" after the city said it would file for Chapter 9 bankruptcy.
June 28 -
Moody's Investors Service downgraded various debt supported by Stockton, Calif.'s general fund to Caa3 after the city announced it would skip payments as it enters bankruptcy.
June 28 -
The municipal market will carefully watch the bankruptcy of Stockton, Calif., set to become the third largest debt issuer to file for Chapter 9 protection.
June 27 -
The Stockton, Calif. City Council voted Tuesday night to file for bankruptcy as part of a plan to try to keep the city solvent after city officials said negotiations with creditors failed.
June 27 - California
The battle between San Jose and Santa Clara County over tax revenue from the city's former redevelopment agency has gotten ugly.
June 26 -
Stockton's City Council will consider whether it will become the largest city ever to file for bankruptcy protection Tuesday night after negotiations with creditors ended on Monday.
June 26 - California
California Treasurer Bill Lockyer has tentatively set a $10 billion revenue anticipation note sale for August as part of the state's annual cash flow balancing act.
June 26 - California
The Orange County Employees Retirement System has hired Girard Miller as its new chief investment officer.
June 25 -
New Rule G-43 requires that broker's brokers make reasonable efforts to obtain fair and reasonable prices when conducting secondary-market "bid-wanted" auctions.
June 25 -
While the Governmental Accounting Standards Board's new accounting standards announced Monday will improve financial reporting for public pension plans they also will put added pressure on cash-strapped state and local governments to reform their systems.
June 25
